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David Seligman

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Running for Colorado Attorney General. Fighting to make life better and easier for working families by taking on corporate abuse and corruption.

Denver, CO
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@daveyseligman
David Seligman
9 months
Thanks @berniesanders and @aoc for the opportunity to speak today about how corporations and billionaires rig our economy and our democracy for their own profits and power. #copol
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David Seligman
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When AI systems harm kids, state attorneys general can hold them accountable. #copolitics
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@musharbash_b
Basel Musharbash
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Critical post on the Netflix-Warner Bros. merger
@BedoyaUSA
Alvaro Bedoya
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The Netflix-Warner deal is a horror movie. And not like OG Scream or Sinners. This is like the Human Centipede part 23. On a long haul flight. In the middle seat. 1. The price of getting Netflix with no ads was $7.99 a decade ago. Now it is $17.99 (inflation would make it
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@katz_morris
Morris Katz
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He’s with his newborn child. And has spent his career fighting to give workers paid leave, childcare, and the dignity to not just struggle to get by, but be able to spend precious time with the people they love.
@rpyers
Rob Pyers
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TX38 Democrat Greg Casar is currently on a 29-missed votes streak, having last voted on November 12th, and CA14 Democrat Eric Swalwell is on a 21-missed votes streak, last voting on November 18th.
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David Seligman
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Grateful to @SenWarren for lifting up my essay with @sethfrotman. Those with wealth and power are trampling our rights with impunity. That’s one of the most pressing challenges of our time & why I’m running for Attorney General. Gift link here: https://t.co/k2IgsmCkBQ
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nytimes.com
Mandatory arbitration, underfunded enforcement and corporate malfeasance have eroded Americans’ trust in institutions. It’s time for government to fight back.
@SenWarren
Elizabeth Warren
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Americans know the economy is rigged against them. President Trump is doubling down by allowing big corporations to rip people off with impunity.
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@saalevine
Samuel Levine
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I’m pleased to see that @AFergusonFTC is launching a rulemaking on illegal rental fees. And I’m delighted that the old conventional wisdom — that @FTC can’t write rules protecting the public — is dead and buried. I hope Click to Cancel is next!
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@millennial_debt
Mike Pierce
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Yesterday's @daveyseligman @sethfrotman joint ties together what Dems are fighting about in 2025. It doesn't matter what world we *want to build* if no one trusts us to deliver. The entire right-wing courts project was designed to exploit this. TLDR: No Justice, No Democracy.
@sethfrotman
Seth Frotman
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We can talk all day about abundance and populism, but none of that will matter until Americans believe that democracy, law, and government are worth fighting for. There is no solving the crisis of democracy, without prioritizing the crisis of enforcement.
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Gracie Bouwer
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“It is hard to blame people for losing faith in a legal system that has allowed the powerful to trample their rights with impunity.” The @daveyseligman x @sethfrotman braintrust at it again.
@katz_morris
Morris Katz
6 days
“For too many Americans, the economy has become an unaffordable racket in which corporate interests seem always to have their way.” Great read from @daveyseligman (CO’s next AG) on the need to put the law back on the side of working people. https://t.co/8o7T6u7SdW
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@econliberties
American Economic Liberties Project
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"It’s about making the law real in people’s lives, turning long ignored promises written into our statutes into protections people can actually feel." Must-read from @sethfrotman & @daveyseligman on how pro-consumer enforcement can restore Americans' faith in the rule of law👇
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@davidsirota
David Sirota
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@BellaBaddie__
Bella
7 days
Can anyone pin-point the exact moment where everything in society just got substantially worse?
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@allisonmpreiss
Allison M. Preiss
6 days
.@sethfrotman & @daveyseligman hit the nail on the head
@sethfrotman
Seth Frotman
6 days
We can talk all day about abundance and populism, but none of that will matter until Americans believe that democracy, law, and government are worth fighting for. There is no solving the crisis of democracy, without prioritizing the crisis of enforcement.
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@ewwilkins
Elizabeth Wilkins
6 days
@sethfrotman and @daveyseligman represent the best in public and private enforcement against corporate coercion and for economic freedom. One core piece of a government that works for working people is holding power to account and proving whose side we’re on. Take a read.
@sethfrotman
Seth Frotman
6 days
We can talk all day about abundance and populism, but none of that will matter until Americans believe that democracy, law, and government are worth fighting for. There is no solving the crisis of democracy, without prioritizing the crisis of enforcement.
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@osbornforne
Dan Osborn
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I believe Tyson's decision to shut down its Lexington, Nebraska plant instead of selling it is a PLOY to manipulate cattle and beef markets in violation of our antitrust laws. 🧵
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@sethfrotman
Seth Frotman
6 days
We can talk all day about abundance and populism, but none of that will matter until Americans believe that democracy, law, and government are worth fighting for. There is no solving the crisis of democracy, without prioritizing the crisis of enforcement.
@daveyseligman
David Seligman
6 days
I wrote an essay for the @nytimes with the inimitable @sethfrotman about one of the most pressing challenges of our time — a challenge I’ve dedicated my career to taking on & the reason I’m running for Colorado Attorney General. /1 🧵 https://t.co/ry24QXTQWH
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@katz_morris
Morris Katz
6 days
“For too many Americans, the economy has become an unaffordable racket in which corporate interests seem always to have their way.” Great read from @daveyseligman (CO’s next AG) on the need to put the law back on the side of working people. https://t.co/8o7T6u7SdW
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nytimes.com
Mandatory arbitration, underfunded enforcement and corporate malfeasance have eroded Americans’ trust in institutions. It’s time for government to fight back.
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@BedoyaUSA
Alvaro Bedoya
6 days
People aren’t going to start believing in democracy again until the rules of that democracy start working for them - and protecting them from the powerful. A terrific essay this morning from @sethfrotman and Colorado’s next AG @daveyseligman
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@daveyseligman
David Seligman
6 days
. . . a future I desperately want for my three daughters, and for your kids too — this is the work we have to do. /end
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@daveyseligman
David Seligman
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I’ve spent my career building bold and scrappy legal strategies to take on these fights. And I believe that if we want a future where people actually have safety, dignity, and power . . . /15
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@daveyseligman
David Seligman
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…worker protection, data privacy, environmental law and more to force accountability from corporations that have gone untouched for too long. /14
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@daveyseligman
David Seligman
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Attorneys general have immense authority to make the law real in people’s daily lives — going after forced arbitration and other legal scams that create elite impunity, scaling enforcement, and using cross-cutting tools across consumer protection, antimonopoly, civil rights… /13
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